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Ahh-he-che'em ack-ahem. Sorry, let me clear my throat. One day I set out galavanting, looking for a high. I meandered to the ocean shore and set a lively stride. My eyes were wet, my heart was light as I looked out at the splendor, About that time I heard a rumble, a sudden yearning for a chicken tender. I galloped to an eatery in hopes of a hearty meal, But had a measly handful of coins, so I opted for a deal. The only place I found tat would accept my sum of coins For anything sufficient enough to satisfy my ***** Was a gritty place called Taco Bell, but it was my only choice. The cashier was a voluptuous dame and my trousers became quite moist. She said to me, "what will you have?", in a shockingly low-pitched voice. I was taken aback for a moment, but stuttered, "a number six, I think". "Comin' right up honey", he or she said with a wink. I just smiled shyly and went to go fill up my drink. My food was finally ready, but I was a bit wary, I could't tell what was in my taco - squirrel, beef or canary. My hunger pushed me through my fear and I finally took a bite, Although skeptical at first, my taste buds did delight! I had finally finished with my meal and was satisfied and full, But down below my abdomen I felt a mighty pull. I had no time I knew at once and dashed to find relief. The single men's room was in sight, but who should be a thief?! The cashier with the arousing bosoms had stolen my salvation... As I stood there in that Taco Bell I felt a curious sensation. When normally I could have held it, a complete bowel prostration. While the **** was pouring out like a broken sink, My mind started to wander and I couldn't help but think, *If the women's  room is out of order, I wonder which she/he has, A set of both, a meat-locker or a **** and nads?*
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Nov 4, 2014
Nov 4, 2014 at 4:35 PM UTC
Taco Bell
Ahh-he-che'em ack-ahem. Sorry, let me clear my throat. One day I set out galavanting, looking for a high. I meandered to the ocean shore and set a lively stride. My eyes were wet, my heart was light as I looked out at the splendor, About that time I heard a rumble, a sudden yearning for a chicken tender. I galloped to an eatery in hopes of a hearty meal, But had a measly handful of coins, so I opted for a deal. The only place I found tat would accept my sum of coins For anything sufficient enough to satisfy my ***** Was a gritty place called Taco Bell, but it was my only choice. The cashier was a voluptuous dame and my trousers became quite moist. She said to me, "what will you have?", in a shockingly low-pitched voice. I was taken aback for a moment, but stuttered, "a number six, I think". "Comin' right up honey", he or she said with a wink. I just smiled shyly and went to go fill up my drink. My food was finally ready, but I was a bit wary, I could't tell what was in my taco - squirrel, beef or canary. My hunger pushed me through my fear and I finally took a bite, Although skeptical at first, my taste buds did delight! I had finally finished with my meal and was satisfied and full, But down below my abdomen I felt a mighty pull. I had no time I knew at once and dashed to find relief. The single men's room was in sight, but who should be a thief?! The cashier with the arousing bosoms had stolen my salvation... As I stood there in that Taco Bell I felt a curious sensation. When normally I could have held it, a complete bowel prostration. While the **** was pouring out like a broken sink, My mind started to wander and I couldn't help but think, *If the women's  room is out of order, I wonder which she/he has, A set of both, a meat-locker or a **** and nads?*
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Nov 4, 2014
Nov 4, 2014 at 4:35 PM UTC
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